Flannel and coral fleece
Single-layer faces. A print stays readable, and the blanket folds into a compact pack. Solid and printed programs both use this direction.
Fabrics
The cloth, then the product.
The catalog stays organized by what you order — a blanket, a robe, a set. These are the cloths those products are cut from. Hand feel and weight are confirmed on sample.
Sherpa, as a reverse layer
A plush reverse on a double-layer blanket. It is warmer, and it takes more space in the carton than a single-layer throw. Hand feel is confirmed on sample.
Embossed fleece
The pattern is pressed into the face. This is a finish on the fleece, not a separate fiber.
Polar fleece
A lighter cloth for travel and kit blankets. This program is not an airline-certified product.
Long-pile plush
A fuller pile used on pet mats and plush programs. It is not the sherpa reverse on double-layer blankets.
Fabric documents
- OEKO-TEX related support can be discussed according to selected fabric and project requirements.
- GRS-related documents can be discussed for projects that use recycled materials.
A fabric certificate covers the material on that order. It is not a factory-wide logo, and the file is sent during the project.